Pure candy and fresh fruit promise
A seller assures customers of wholesome candy and daily fresh fruit, inviting a trial to prove the claim.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1899
Page
4
A seller assures customers of wholesome candy and daily fresh fruit, inviting a trial to prove the claim.
The forecast for Iowa calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with unsettled weather possible in the south. Moderate temperatures accompany a report that Gus Hill's Vanity Fair has toured major Iowa towns with a clean vaudeville performance described as burlesque opera.
Miss Sadie Grumbling the Washington violinist and Lyric Concert Co. will present a Christmas program. Washington and Mt. Pleasant Journal note church plans include an oratorio at the M E Church and various services across Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Catholic parishes with congregational dinners and sacred concerts on December 25.
Local notices describe Christmas fruit cake at Isenhart's, a lost silver chatelaine watch, and holiday travel and visits by Miss Lillian Patton, Mrs. Latta, and several others. Burhams market advertises festive meals and meats while the Lyric Concert Co. performs tonight with 50 cent seats. The Journal reports gifts, dinners, and social visits across Isenhart, Burhams, Graham, and surrounding towns.
Very low holiday rates authorized on all lines of the B., C. R. & N. Railway. Tickets and information available from company agents. John G. Farmer, A. G. P. & T. A., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Also note fresh cream dates at Isenhart's and Gus Hill's Vanity Fair coming to the Graham January 3 with operatic burlesque and fast specialties.
William and N Roth of Noble visited the town as business guests. Miss Mattie Nicola and her brother Chatt arrived from Oskalooosa to spend the holidays with Mr and Mrs Matt White. A baby boy weighing nine and a half pounds was born to Mr and Mrs J A Miller.
Ad claims Karl's Clover Root Tea cleanses breath by purifying the bowels and endorses its long sale at Eyergatee price of 26 and 50 cents through J. Warhs, drawing interest from desperate lovers.
Henry C. Payne writes a statement detailing the drafting of the gold plank in the 1906 Republican platform. Hanna Merriam Proctor and others are cited as shaping the language in St Louis, with changes discussed before adoption. The statement, signed by Payne, is endorsed by Hanna Merriam and Proctor.
Senator James K. Jones chaired a meeting with Executive Chairman Johnson and Sam Ik. Cook at Unity building to discuss next year’s campaign and the possibility of locating the Democratic convention in Chicago. A national committee session in Washington on February 22 will decide the convention’s location and timing.
Offer promises refund if Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure fails to cure with bottles sold for 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold for over fifty years under this guarantee at J H Stewarts druggist. Also mentions Swift Co Chicago awarded 300000 for spoiled beef cargo during Spanish war. Weeks Break-up A Cold Tablet referenced.
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